Rets is a technology company building the operating system for commercial real estate investment firms.
Rets is a technology company building the operating system for commercial real estate investment firms.
Commercial real estate runs on more information than almost any industry: offering memorandums, leases, rent rolls, loan documents and the broker emails around them. Almost none of it is kept. A firm sees hundreds or thousands of deals a year, and what it learns from them disappears into inboxes, spreadsheets and the memory of whoever read them.
Commercial real estate runs on more information than almost any industry: offering memorandums, leases, rent rolls, loan documents and the broker emails around them. Almost none of it is kept. A firm sees hundreds or thousands of deals a year, and what it learns from them disappears into inboxes, spreadsheets and the memory of whoever read them.
Rets keeps it. Every offering a broker sends is read and screened against the firm’s own criteria the moment it arrives. Deals are underwritten from their documents, offered on from the firm’s own templates, and carried through closing into asset management, where every lease, loan and critical date sits on the same record. Acquisitions, asset management and leases work from one system instead of ten.
Rets keeps it. Every offering a broker sends is read and screened against the firm’s own criteria the moment it arrives. Deals are underwritten from their documents, offered on from the firm’s own templates, and carried through closing into asset management, where every lease, loan and critical date sits on the same record. Acquisitions, asset management and leases work from one system instead of ten.
Three principles shape how Rets is built. One record for the whole firm, so nothing is retyped between teams. Every number shows its source, so any figure can be checked against the page it came from, and what is not known is stated plainly rather than shown as a zero. And the firm’s record stays the firm’s: what Rets learns from a firm’s deals stays inside that firm, never trains a model, and nothing leaves the firm without someone approving it.
Three principles shape how Rets is built. One record for the whole firm, so nothing is retyped between teams. Every number shows its source, so any figure can be checked against the page it came from, and what is not known is stated plainly rather than shown as a zero. And the firm’s record stays the firm’s: what Rets learns from a firm’s deals stays inside that firm, never trains a model, and nothing leaves the firm without someone approving it.
Most firms run on the Rets platform. Firms that need a lease portfolio abstracted send it to Lease Services, and firms that want Rets built around their own models, approvals and reporting work with the team on a custom deployment.
Most firms run on the Rets platform. Firms that need a lease portfolio abstracted send it to Lease Services, and firms that want Rets built around their own models, approvals and reporting work with the team on a custom deployment.